Subscribers and billing
Commercial management connected to the account’s operational status.
- ✓Accounts and due dates
- ✓Activation and suspension
- ✓Existing-system integration
We connect subscriber management with account activation and suspension, protected DNS, optional content-control profiles, blacklist policies and observability. Every implementation is sized for the provider’s topology and systems.
Modules can be introduced together or in stages while respecting existing commercial systems, network design and procedures.
Commercial management connected to the account’s operational status.
Redundant resolution with TIF as the baseline and optional content categories enabled on request.
Threat intelligence consolidation with a current baseline for MikroTik RouterOS; other platforms require a validated adapter.
Metrics, synthetic probes and technical events brought together in Grafana dashboards.
Standard protection uses a threat-intelligence profile. The ISP may request additional profiles for subscribers or segments, subject to compatibility and operational validation.
Protection against domains associated with malware, phishing, fraud, scams and other known threats.
✓ DNS RPZGraduated profiles for ads, tracking, telemetry and metrics.
Blocking of domains classified as NSFW or adult content.
Full, medium or reduced categories for gambling sites.
Restrictions for social networks covered by the selected list.
Optional controls for search engines without SafeSearch and DNS bypass methods.
Blocking happens at DNS level: it does not remove ads served from the same domain and may affect legitimate features. Every profile requires testing, exceptions and rollback. Sources are selected and updated according to technical and operational criteria.
The solution connects commercial decisions with network actions and technical signals while keeping controls and responsibilities clear.
The system records account status and applies the defined commercial rules.
→The integration activates or suspends the account through the agreed network mechanism.
→Subscribers use protected resolution and managed technical controls.
→Metrics, probes and events feed dashboards and operational notifications.
Grafana brings together DNS, infrastructure, policy, log and security indicators to investigate degradation and prioritize action.
External notifications are configured for the channels agreed during implementation. Frequency, recipients and response are defined within the service scope.
Adelantos implements and maintains the agreed platform; the ISP retains commercial decisions, customer-care policies and control of its network.
We first understand the existing operation. Then we design, test and deploy the agreed modules.
Billing, access, routers, DNS, topology and current operational procedures.
Modular scope, integrations, capacity, responsibilities and rollback plan.
Limited-scope testing with observability and acceptance criteria.
Progressive rollout, documentation and support according to contract.
This is not a closed box: we define an architecture compatible with the provider’s operational reality.
The final scope depends on the ISP’s current technology and procedures.
Not necessarily. We assess whether it can integrate with account activation and suspension or whether a complementary module is preferable.
The currently validated baseline for blacklist delivery uses MikroTik RouterOS 7.16 or later. Other platforms and subscriber-account automation require a dedicated adapter and testing.
A TIF profile is enabled by default for domains associated with malware, phishing, fraud and scams. Advertising, tracking, adult content, gambling, social networks, SafeSearch and bypass controls are optional profiles.
Yes, when the network topology can identify the subscriber consistently. Controls apply by subscriber or network segment; they do not inspect web pages or replace user/device-level controls. Activation requires testing and acceptance of possible restrictions.
Monitoring and external notifications can be part of the service. Support hours, escalation and responsibilities are defined commercially; this page does not promise a specific SLA.
Depending on the contracted modules, it may process subscriber IP addresses, queried domains and technical events for security and diagnostics. Categories, purpose, retention, authorized access and responsibilities are documented in the contract and its data-processing schedule.
Capacity is determined through technical sizing and validation of the required topology, protocols, load and redundancy. We do not use one figure for every network.
Adelantos proposes the technology platform, not a channel catalog. Signals, licenses and distribution rights for each service area must be authorized and contractually defined before the service is offered.
Tell us how many subscribers you manage, your billing and access platforms, and which modules you would like to assess.
Capacity, compatibility, alert channels, support and service levels are defined for each implementation. Protection reduces exposure but does not eliminate every security risk.